Unknown Foundry! #8 Cast Iron skillet. An Awesome daily user for the start of your collection! SC24 Foster Cast iron and perhaps its acquired competitor

and perhaps its acquired competitor

These 1910‘s Era waffle irons sell for much more because they don‘t come around often

and this #6 is perfect for sauces and sauté

This #18 gem pan

This very cool Aebelskiver style Munk Pan was made by the Griswold foundry on behalf of the Western Importing Company

Unknown Foundry! #8 Cast Iron skillet. An Awesome daily user for the start of your collection! SC24 Foster Cast iron and perhaps its acquired competitorSee our complete catalog at castandclarabell. com ? utm_source=EL So what exactly is an "unknown" skillet? Youll hear and see this term often when searching for vintage and antique cast iron because for all intents and purposes, many foundries back in the early 1900s were local producers for folks within an easy travel distance. Think about it, before there were malls, and Amazon and Etsy, you bought what was produced close to you! So there were